0 past simple and past participle of bawl
1 to shout in a very loud voice:
She bawled at me to sit down.
He was bawling his eyes out.
This is a simple principle whereby you go and kick the office boy after being bawled out by the boss.
The hare's cries were now muffled so that it bawled like a child left alone in a deserted home.
Who else would accept being bawled at on a parade ground?
The theory is that it is very demoralizing and debasing to be bawled at by a sergeant-major.
We too easily allow ourselves to get bawled out.
It's all pretty stomping, insistent and bawled out stuff.
I went out and bawled on the ridge.
